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Stevie Wonder is performing his acclaimed album Songs In The Key of Life in its entirety to celebrate 50 years since its release. The concerts, held at The O2 in London, are honoring the album's 50th anniversary, which includes timeless classics like Isn't She Lovely, As, and Sir Duke. The album, originally released in 1976, has sold over 10 million copies and was inducted into the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry. Wonder, now aged 76, will be performing the album in its entirety, along with previously unreleased songs and a handful of covers.
In a recent performance in Dublin, Stevie Wonder addressed social issues such as gun violence and inequality, urging the audience to 'cut the bullshit and let's get back to life. Stop spreading hate and negativity.' He also paid tribute to his longtime friend and fellow Motown artist, Michael Jackson, with a rendition of 'Billie Jean' on harmonica.
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